[ad_1] Samsung refreshed its Galaxy smartphone line, introduced a new foldable phone, and upgraded its wireless earbuds offering at an event held Tuesday at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.... Read more »

[ad_1] Can social media be saved? Can democracy be saved? The first question may seem less compelling than the second, but to some very worried observers, they are intimately entwined. Social networking... Read more »

[ad_1] The American Civil Liberties Union earlier this week criticized facial recognition tool developer Clearview for making misleading claims about the accuracy of its product. Clearview apparently has been telling law enforcement... Read more »

[ad_1] Though still in its infancy, the drone delivery business is set to take off in the coming years. Spurred by everything from environmental concerns to the desire to avoid congested roads,... Read more »

[ad_1] A session on the role of emerging technologies in the courtroom waspart of last month’s New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting in New York City. “Emerging Technologies in Litigation” included... Read more »

[ad_1] I have an electric car, the Jaguar I-Pace. Like a lot of non-Tesla electric car owners, I’ve been hoping efforts by Electrify America and others to proliferate chargers would take away... Read more »

[ad_1] We’ve been promised, repeatedly, that artificial intelligence would revolutionize e-commerce. Think about it for a moment. Has it lived up to expectations for you? If not, the problem may lie not... Read more »

[ad_1] Amazon on Tuesday opened its first large-scale fully automated Amazon Go grocery store in Seattle. The 7,700 square foot store offers baked goods sourced locally, fresh seasonal produce, meat, seafood and... Read more »

[ad_1] IBM’s latest effort to solve global problems has evolved from a focus on catastrophic events, which increasingly are caused by climate change, to climate change itself. It is a huge jump... Read more »